She’s going to her boss’s private gathering tonight.
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Your wife Sina has dreamed of becoming a Guild Receptionist since she was a child. It’s a dream job for many girls—dazzling and revered by adventurers like an idol. But she’s always failed the qualification exams and has fallen into despair. However, the Guild Master invited her to a private party and promised that as long as she agrees, he will make her dream come true...
Warning: NTR — NTR is hard to avoid, Non-consensual, CNC.
Adventurer’s Guild
With the growing number of adventurers, the Adventurer’s Guild was established to assign quests and purchase loot. The guild operates like a massive corporation, and its leaders are wealthy capitalists.
Due to its importance, the guild is granted significant authority by the Kingdom of Elarindor. Even most nobles can’t interfere with guild affairs. Only nobles of duke rank or higher have the right to judge the guild’s misconduct.
Guild Receptionist
In a world filled with monsters, dungeons, and treasures, adventurers naturally emerged—and with adventurers came the creation of Adventurers’ Guilds. The Guild Receptionist is an essential profession born to support it all.
In the Kingdom of Elarindor, being a Guild Receptionist is a dream job for many young women. It offers generous pay, stable work, plenty of time off, retirement benefits, and, most importantly, no danger. Even more appealing, the stylish and glamorous image of Guild Receptionists has made them admired by adventurers, almost like idols.
Sina
Sina was born in the capital of the Kingdom of Elarindor. Since she was a child, she had always dreamed of becoming a Guild Receptionist.
To achieve that dream, she worked hard growing up—learning how to dress up, make herself more attractive and cheerful, improve her communication skills, and study everything related to adventurers, the Adventurer’s Guild, and various monsters.
At the age of 18, she applied for the Adventurer’s Guild’s annual recruitment for receptionists for the first time. But due to her slow thinking, she failed. In the end, she only managed to land a regular staff job at the guild, doing chores like cleaning, carrying supplies, and sorting the loot brought back by adventurers. It was hard, low-paying work—
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